How to use call method of SitePrism.SpecHelper Package

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element_spec.rb

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...19 it { is_expected.to respond_to(:wait_until_element_one_invisible) }20 it 'supports rspec existence matchers' do21 expect(subject).to have_element_one22 end23 it 'calls the SitePrism matcher when using an rspec negated existence matcher' do24 allow(subject).to receive(:has_no_element_two?).once.and_call_original25 expect(subject).not_to have_element_two26 end27 context 'when other classes have the overlapping methods defined' do28 subject { anonymous_test_class.new }29 let(:anonymous_test_class) do30 Class.new do31 def has_element_one?32 true33 end34 def has_element_two?35 false36 end37 end38 end39 it 'does not break the normal existence matcher behaviour' do40 expect(subject).to have_element_one41 end42 it 'does not break the SitePrism defined negation matcher behaviour' do43 expect(subject).not_to have_element_two44 end45 end46 it 'raises a warning when the name starts with no_' do47 log_messages = capture_stdout do48 SitePrism.log_level = :WARN49 subject.no_such_element50 end51 expect(lines(log_messages)).to eq 352 end53 describe '#elements_present' do54 it 'only lists the SitePrism objects that are present on the page' do55 expect(page.elements_present.sort).to eq(expected_elements.sort)56 end57 end58 describe '.expected_elements' do59 it 'sets the value of expected_items' do60 expect(klass.expected_items)61 .to eq(%i[element_one elements_one section_one sections_one])62 end63 end64 end65 context 'with a Page defined using CSS locators' do66 subject { page }67 let(:page) { CSSPage.new }68 let(:klass) { CSSPage }69 let(:element) { instance_double('Capybara::Node::Element') }70 before do71 allow(page)72 .to receive(:element)73 .with(:no_such_element, 'a.b c.d')74 .and_call_original75 allow(page)76 .to receive(:_find)77 .with('a.b c.d', { wait: 0 })78 .and_return(element)79 end80 it_behaves_like 'an element'81 end82 context 'with a Page defined using XPath locators' do83 subject { page }84 let(:page) { XPathPage.new }85 let(:klass) { XPathPage }86 let(:element) { instance_double('Capybara::Node::Element') }87 before do88 allow(page)89 .to receive(:element)90 .with(:no_such_element, '/​/​a[@class="b"]/​/​c[@class="d"]')91 .and_call_original92 allow(page)93 .to receive(:_find)94 .with('/​/​a[@class="b"]/​/​c[@class="d"]', { wait: 0 })95 .and_return(element)96 end97 it_behaves_like 'an element'98 end99end...

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spec_helper.rb

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...21 end22 end23end24class MyTestApp25 def call(_env)26 [200, { 'Content-Length' => '9' }, ['MyTestApp']]27 end28end29def capture_stdout30 original_stdout = $stdout31 $stdout = StringIO.new32 yield33 $stdout.string34ensure35 $stdout = original_stdout36end37def wipe_logger!38 return unless SitePrism.instance_variable_get(:@logger)39 SitePrism.remove_instance_variable(:@logger)...

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1Dir.glob('./​page_objects/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }2Dir.glob('./​page_sections/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }3Dir.glob('./​helpers/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }4Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }5Dir.glob('./​spec/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }6Dir.glob('./​page_data/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }7Dir.glob('./​spec_data/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }8Dir.glob('./​browser_config/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }9Dir.glob('./​config/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }10Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }11Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }12Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }13Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }14Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }15Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }16Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }17Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }18Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }19Dir.glob('./​spec_helper/​*.rb').each { |file| require file }

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1 SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_box.set 'Capybara'2 SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_button.click3 expect(SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_result).to have_content 'About'4 def call(page)5 SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_box.set 'Capybara'6 SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_button.click7 expect(S

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1 before(:each) do2 after(:each) do3 search_page = SitePrism::SpecHelper.new(@driver)4 addressable (2.5.2)5 public_suffix (>= 2.0.2, < 4.0)6 builder (3.2.3)7 capybara (2.15.4)8 mini_mime (>= 0.1.3)9 nokogiri (>= 1.3.3)10 rack (>= 1.0.0)11 rack-test (>= 0.5.4)12 xpath (>= 2.0.0)13 childprocess (0.8.0)14 ffi (~> 1.0, >= 1.0.11)15 coderay (1.1.2)16 diff-lcs (1.3)17 domain_name (0.5.20180417)18 unf (>= 0.0.5, < 1.0.0)19 ffi (1.9.18)20 gherkin (4.1.3)21 cucumber-messages (~> 1.0.0)

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1 SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_box.set 'Capybara'2 SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_button.click3 expect(SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_result).to have_content 'About'4 def call(page)5 SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_box.set 'Capybara'6 SpecHelper.new.call(Google).search_button.click7 expect(S

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